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[Desire Android Development] Xinot:
No such problems here, so yes, go do full wipe. Perhaps backup all user apps via titanium backup, and restore them like app+data. Should work. System data backup not recommanded (even its "same" rom you use).
[Desire Android Development] nickislauw:
Lol i havent got any.. only whatsapp and push mail.. so no other **** apps.
[Desire Android Development] colonia27:
You should always full wipe when you encounter any problems.

After you did that feel free to come back and we'll see if its really an issue.

Also please have a look at the issue tracker to see if its maybe a known problem.

Link is in AdamG's signature
[Desire Android Development] meno69:
Already looked at the issue tracker. First thing I did. Nothing on open issues.

I just thought I'd generate some discussion about it before I do a full wipe to see if anybody else is encountering similar issues.
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
What do you use do read/measure that current? cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/batt_current ?
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
As far as I know, whatsapp is permanently online and it prevents the phone from going to sleep (to be abe to get all messages even in standby). I think we have found your battery eater.
[Desire Android Development] imopen:
It think whatapp service works as push mail service. It's not a poll service, it's notified from server as soon as it has new messages. So it drains as gmail for istance.
[Desire Android Development] yabadabadooo:
where can i read out the mA values​​?
[Desire Android Development] enuazeal:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.manor.currentwidget&feature=search_result
[Desire Android Development] AzureusPT:
I'm having several FCs in the past week, but I'm unable to locate a last_kmsg or log to check why the terminal is rebooting. Where should I check to get a decent log to see why the phone is rebooting?

I've searched /proc and /data/dontpanic
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
I use battery monitor widget for my values - which I assume it just pulls from the system rather than trying to calculate stuff itself....

M.
[Desire Android Development] nickislauw:
Yes me too, but i have to admit, blife is goood! Now 9H unplugged and screen has been on foe 2:45 hours and stil 22% left! And always 3G on! So definetlt not bad:)

I will use this rom for my vacation, cause i need much blife for travelung etc.!
[Desire Android Development] pure gallus:
Hey, bit of a nub question in reference APP2SD. Just come from F1 Ginger and was doing a titanium restore of all the apps (131 of them) that I previously had installed on the old ROM yet when I am half way through I'm getting "Phone storage space is getting low". With most of the other ROMs I've used I would get that sometimes but it would clear when I tried to install the app again alas that is not happening here.

Have I done something wrong, am I doing something wrong? Did a full wipe before installing Oxygen.
[Desire Android Development] benjo:
Are you using the Oxygen Hboot?
[Desire Android Development] pure gallus:
Nope, I haven't modified the H boot at all, just on stock at the moment.
[Desire Android Development] adamneilwilson:
Its because oxygen doesn't move the dalvik to SD by default. You need to flash the mod to do it
[Desire Android Development] gippy2:
Try flashing dalvik to sd zip. Hope this helps :)
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
I know, doesn't belong here, but Market is being a ***** again, not downloading anything... Oxygen 2.1.4

Never happened before with Oxygen though...
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Try clearing market data/cache, reboot and see what happens.

M.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
done that already, twice
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Mmmmm... some people say clearing cache/dalvik may help (dalvik probably the less important of the two). Unlikely to be SD card errors unless it's doing soft reboots when it goes to install.

M.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Same thing as before, clearing cache/dalvik cache did nothing.

Maybe it'll unscrew itself in the next few hours, though I doubt it...
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Beyond me then sorry! Hopefully some of the gurus will be on soon (gets a bit quiet here about this time of day).

M.
[Desire Android Development] daveaus:
I have the exact same market problem. The downloading icon appears for about a second then goes away. This is on a clean install, I do have CM7 hboot.
[Desire Android Development] jadephyre:
Probably a problem with the Market then.

EDIT:

@daveaus

I may have found a way: log in to the android market webpage on your computer (with the account you use on your phone), look for the application you want and click install, choose your phone, click install again and the apps will be sent to your phone.

That way I updated AndroIRC and AdFree Android a few minutes ago.
[Desire Android Development] fbunnyuk:
It's 7:22 am (too damn early) and I haven't used the search function try deleting the .apk files in your .cache folder on your SD card.
[Desire Android Development] SLEEPYMAN01:
Is battery life in 2.1.4 better, worse, or on par with 2.1.3? I'm a little hesitant to upgrade due to this.

Sent from my HTC Desire CDMA
[Desire Android Development] colonia27:
Please don't hesitate to read at least the last 3-4 pages. They are full of battery-talk
[Desire Android Development] :
Normally if you try to install a second time straight away, it will download and install.

For some reason market downloads fail sometimes but the download completed intent is still broadcast and the market doesn't handle that mode of failure properly.

I don't think it's anything to do with Oxygen though, so this development thread isn't the place for the discussion.
[Desire Android Development] :
You don't increase your post count by reading though, you have to post silly questions in developement threads for that. :rolleyes:

In the answer to the battery person, there should not be any difference in battery 'drainzzz' between 2.1.3 and 2.1.4.

Battery drain is generally caused by the applications people have installed, not by the ROM.
[Desire Android Development] jaavaa:
Help folks!

I downloaded iNexus theme, went to recovery (CWM 2.5.1.8) and did a full nandroid backup. Then flashed theme -> and it worked, but i didnt like it so i decided to restore nandroid backup. I dont know why, but just before restoring, I wiped everything (data+cache+dalvik). And then i accidentally backed up again my phone again. Well now when restored the earlier backup which i took just before flashing iNexus theme, the phone wont boot up. I get splash screen (S-OFF) and then the bootanimation. Phone hangs in bootanimation forever(over an half hour) and nothing happens, the animation goes fast and slow so its doing something. Now I dont have anything that could be restored successfully. I flashed clean oxy and it boots. But i want my earlier settings and every app back. Do i really have to start from the beginning or any advice? So the phone just hangs in bootanimation screen. I have 2.1.4 version, default Hboot and S-off.

Edit:

My point is with when i accidentally backed up my device twice, is that i cant get neither the first nor the second backup to boot up.
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
As far as I remember, CMR saves each nandroid backup within a seperate directory (encoded with timestamp). So you shouldn't be able to overwrite an existing backup (or is that a CMR v3.x feature?).
[Desire Android Development] jaavaa:
Yeah thanks i know it makes different backup. I'm just trying to say that I'm not able to boot to android WITH my original startingpointbackup OR with original startingpointbackup with iNexus theme flashed. There is just bootanimation looping forever. Been there for 45min now..
[Desire Android Development] colonia27:
You DID NOT change hboot in between did you?
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
Restore the nandroid BEFORE you flashed the iNexus theme and immediately flash Oxygen. Then do the reboot.
[Desire Android Development] jaavaa:
Did this, been booting for 10mins now, no help.

Lol didint mention about changing hboot, so i DID NOT change anything in between

Argh after one hour i must give up. Super annoying problem. Is wiping dalvik the reaseon? Just wondering cause I have launcherpro and widgetlocker starting up automatically so if there is some problem.
[Desire Android Development] enuazeal:
wiping dalvik cache can't be reason. u can wipe dalvik cache whenever u want. it's not causing any problems with booting rom. only thing that happens after wipe dalvik cache is longer boot time (creating new cache for installed apps)
[Desire Android Development] :
Why are you asking about this on the Oxygen development thread? You have flashed a 3rd party theme and it has broken and now you can't restore a working backup successfully, how is that an issue relevant to the development of Oxygen? :confused:

1) You are getting a bootloop.

2) You need to wipe.

3) Read this before posting your problems in development threads in future.
[Desire Android Development] jaavaa:
Just checked few pages of this thread, and yes, there is still various questions about oxygen rom in here. No 3rd party themes installed.

1) Yeah, I can't even boot to this Oxygen rom, mayb this needs to be developed? :confused:

2) Yeah wiped several times. Only clean install works. Why does my nandroid backup work? Should I post this question to CWM thread?

3) Something new according to that thread? Im missing ur point. thanks for help..
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
iNexus is a third party theme because it was developed neither by you nor by the Oxygen developers.

There's nothing to be developed! You screwed the backup and now you must face the consequences!

That's the solution: install Oxygen from scratch and install the other applications (if you remember them).

Definitely not.
[Desire Android Development] jaavaa:
Just installed everything from a scratch and problem solved the hard way. I had no 3party themes installed before taking the backup. Nandroid is supposed to take a full system backup and restore it just the way it was when needed. So I'm still wondering where to ask the question. In CWM thread, here or maybe in WP7 section. Im using CWM and Oxygen. U say not postin in CWM so i suppose i posted it in correct place? Please let me know if im totally wrong about nandroid's working principals. I've taken various backups and i NEVER have had something in the restored rom which had been flashed between taking the backup and restoring it. How can anything affect my backups? Maybe I should post in CWM section cause 3rd party flashable stuff is affecting my backup files.

Lets stop these useless posts for now. I think 99% of people would have posted "backup -> restore" -problems with this rom right here.
[Desire Android Development] reNppa:
anyone have wierd data drops? H -> 3G and then its going offline for X time...
[Desire Android Development] nickislauw:
nope not for me :),

have you tried a full wipe?

Sorry its capslock day muhahahxd
[Desire Android Development] qweasdfzxc:
Amazing rom, I just love it! It's fast, smooth and for the first time I'm actually satisfied with a rom for my desire!

I've got only one little "complaint" (I'm not a developer so I don't know if I'm asking something strange or too difficult too achieve, if that's the case just don't mind this post). Every time I install a new application I've to check if it's on the internal memory (using the app2sd) or if it's moved to the sd by android itself. Wouldn't be great to have an option within Oxygen settings to choose if install every single apps on the internal memory?
[Desire Android Development] JagSem:
Cheers mate, much appreciated.

I followed your advice and I managed to flash a new recovery this way.

click
[Desire Android Development] kusic:
Yes, same here. "H" changes to "3G" and data stops working. I have to wait or toggle planemode.

I did full wipe - no joy.
[Desire Android Development] JagSem:
Happens with WiFi also. Data will drop off but it's not just this ROM. Ive found since updating to 2.3 all ROM's suffer from random data drops. Other people have complained and I've read online lots of people who are affected by this. Not read a solution though.
[Desire Android Development] nickislauw:
i havent got a single problem..
[Desire Android Development] Cactus42:
Nandroids are not flawless. I've had numerous issues from bootloops to USB Brickage twice, all caused by a Nandroid backup. I don't bother with them at all any more because of the hassle involved if it does go wrong - you can flash, set up and install all your apps in less time than it takes to run the backup and the restore anyway.
[Desire Android Development] puredesire:
I have this problem also! Tried several 2.3 ROM's with the same problem. So it depends not on Oxygen!

Love this rom!
[Desire Android Development] JagSem:
Bonus with this ROM, as with what other people have said in this thread, the drop off is minimal. It is very short, maybe only 3-5 secs and is reconnects. Very noticeable when streaming music or tv through Wifi.

Other ROM's can be very irritating, in that, it can take upto 30secs to reconnect.
[Desire Android Development] daveaus:
Thanks, Im going to reinstall Oxygen and try again now.

Thanks, I did actually try again immediately several times but it did the exact same thing.

EDIT: It worked as it should this time. Weird..
[Desire Android Development] madsere:
I've run Oxygen 2.1.2 for quite a while, no problem. I now installed AlphaRev using the boot cd, also no problem. I then copied Oxygen 2.1.4 install zip to the sd card and installed it through fastboot. Everything fine until it boots, it now hangs on the OXYGEN boot image. First it shimmers as normal, then it like freeze for a moment, blinks once, and goes back to shimmering. I can't turn off the phone, all I can do is reboot it using the pgdown-off-trackball, but this doesn't give me any recovery options, it just goes back to try to boot again. How can I interrupt this and get back into fastboot?
[Desire Android Development] AlxMAX:
Try to connect the phone to the PC, open a command prompt and use the command adb logcat > logcat.log, wait for 10 seconds and interrupt it with Ctrl+C. Then type adb reboot recovery to go in recovery mode or adb reboot bootloader to go in fastboot mode. You may want to post logcat.log here if you want more help. All these instructions need the Android SDK installed.

I have one question: how have you managed to install Oxigen in fastboot mode? :confused:
[Desire Android Development] madsere:
I just installed the sdk and have no prior experience with it so please bear with me. I type adb logcat > logcat.log and it says "Access is denied". Don't I need to connect to the phone somehow?

Sorry maybe fastboot was not the right word, recovery mode?
[Desire Android Development] madsere:
Ok I found the way. Power-Pgdn-touchpad to reboot, then Power-Pgdn to boot into recovery mode, from there I re-wiped everything, reinstalled Oxygen 2.1.4 and this time it came up ok.

In factory reset mode though, so next step was to restore my nandroid backup, which also worked fine, except of course it brought the phone back to Oxygen 2.1.2, so one more time through recovery and install the 2.1.4 update - which again caused the phone to hang at the OXYGEN boot image.

The object of the exercise was to increase my "internal memory" as the 128 MB or so it gives me standard to store apps means I have to delete something old before I have space to install something new, but when I go to Home > Apps it still show only 128 MB of internal memory.

I ran the boot cd to install AlphaRev - but it's not clear what image that installs, but it looks like it just installs the Bravo Stock image which doesn't change anything. I guess I need to install the Bravo Oxygen R2 to accomplish what I want? Can I do this from the recovery screen? I really don't want to mess with adb if I can avoid it.

EDIT, ah it's all there, just need to read carefully .... "You can also download the corresponding PB99IMG zipfile, put it on your sdcard, and rename it to PB99IMG.zip. Then start the phone in HBOOT mode (VolDown+POWER) to flash the HBOOT without a PC. It is however still necessary to either restore your nandroid, or reflash your ROM after doing this. The partition LAYOUT has changed, the actual data still needs to be 'moved'."

Ok, installed The AlphaRev OxygenR2 image, wiped everything, restored nandroid backup, reboot, and the Oxygen 2.1.2 came back up - but Internal Storage still shows 128MB used, 19MB free.

What am I doing wrong? Did I misunderstand something?
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
I think what you really need to do is take a backup of your apps and data, get the new hboot on and start with a clean install. No frigging idea why you were trying to nandroid restore over the top of 2.1.4.... of course it is going to bring back the old oxygen.

If you wanted more storage you could also have just made an extra partition on your SD card.... if you don't know what im talking about in this post, or don't know how to do something I suggested then you really do need to go back and read over some flashing FAQs before you muck around with custom roms.

M.
[Desire Android Development] madsere:
Yeah, thanks Matt. I know about using SD card to store apps, don't want to go that route, if I could get AlphaRev to work as announced I wouldn't need it. No biggie getting old Oxygen back as it's easy to upgrade to the next version, the important thing is I don't have to start over installing all my apps and data, also no problem.

Anyway, we're getting away from the issue here. Did I understand correct that by installing AlphaRev OxygenR2 boot image it should provider 332MB of Internal Memory? Or did I misunderstand something. The software is awesome but the documentation is somewhat unclear.

Yeah I had it right, just needed to do it in a different order; wipe everything, installl oxygen 2.1.4, restore data, reboot, problem solved.

Thanks so much Matt, you have been very helpful!!
[Desire Android Development] Choque:
Sorry for the question but where to get "Oxygen R2 hboot" ? Could anyone point me to the right direction or the download link? I'd appreciate it :)
[Desire Android Development] colonia27:
Same places as usual.... http://alpharev.nl
[Desire Android Development] markdavey:
The same place you get the other official HBOOTS, the Alpharev web site. If you had simply put "desire hboot oxygen r2" into Google you would have found it yourself as it is the first link that is displayed......
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Yes that's correct, phone should report 332Mb (or thereabouts) of internal memory. And I agree, while their website does have the very most basic instructions covered, a little extra documentation wouldn't hurt ;)

M.
[Desire Android Development] madsere:
As indeed it does now - 201MB free - I never had that much free space before, not even fresh out of the box :D
[Desire Android Development] Yekxmerr:
I recently started to notice that my touchscreen some times goes wild. You can't change homescreen the touchbuttons don't work and the solution i use to this is lock screen with power button and unlock it. It doesn't affect my experience in the phone but it can be annoying and i don't think it is an oxygen problem. Has anyone experienced this issue ?
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
Not quite like you say.

I did get *one* occasion where I had huge graphics lag on waking the phone.. so bad i had to pull the battery, but that sounds a bit different. Not using any under/overclock stuff, default kernel, happened after about 200hrs uptime. That was an isolated incident though, have never seen anything like it before or since...

M.
[Desire Android Development] Yekxmerr:
It will be hard, but i will try to get a logcat on this issue.
[Desire Android Development] orsidoc:
Is it possible to have only 3 screens instead of 5?
[Desire Android Development] schiznik:
Not with the default, no.
[Desire Android Development] orsidoc:
Maybe a flashable zip? Another thing the trackpad wake zip doesnt work with cmw 3.xxx..do i have do downgrade the cmw?
[Desire Android Development] suiller:
use Zeam :D
[Desire Android Development] puredesire:
I vote for Go Launcher EX!
[Desire Android Development] xaps:
No, you just have to use the right .zip for your recovery version.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13491271&postcount=22
[Desire Android Development] invinciblervd:
Is there any way we can get theme chooser running for this rom ?
[Desire Android Development] stuegg:
Adam tweeted that the t mobile theme Chooser was coming soon to oxygen. I guess next release..

http://twitter.com/#!/adamg_xda
[Desire Android Development] roughkoala:
any way to get other liockscreens??

such as the sensd 3.0 one??

greez...

btw this rom is sooo good and faaast!!
[Desire Android Development] roughkoala:
how to wakeup with trackball??
[Desire Android Development] koukise:
Hi all

please someone find out to makes wifi N working.

I create a Windows7's Wireless Hosted Network but I cannot on it.

Thank you
[Desire Android Development] Mystenes:
read first few posts, and You will know how
[Desire Android Development] mattman83:
You can't install sense stuff on an AOSP rom - end of story.

Your problem is likely that you are trying to make it as an ad-hoc network. Use a proper router and you won't have an issue. The Desire will do wireless-N, but only on 2.4GHz as it lacks 5GHz capability.

M.
[Desire Android Development] thor9934:
i got a problem, after flashing oxygen 2.1.4 my desire wont connect with my computer, neither usb mounting or anything works, it charge but nothing else
[Desire Android Development] noble8:
You need the drivers from HTC sync software.

Also their is a Q & A thread where the last couple of pages (at least) of posts should be.
[Desire Android Development] thor9934:
nope i found out what the problem was, i have the drivers installed...

the problem was that i had usb debugging on, but it seem to be broken
[Desire Android Development] koukise:
Strange, others roms support this type of connection but not the oxygen.

Thank you
[Desire Android Development] HzeMaffe:
5Ghz wlan? Ya sure? Ad-hoc yeah
[Desire Android Development] Shizophren:
Hey,

I have a little problem with this rom since the last version.

I have a 1Gb ext4 partition which have more than 900Mb free Space.

No my phone memory is full and I wanted to move some apps on sdcard but I get the error that on my sdcard where not enough space.

Did anyone now's what's going on?

And one more thing. Anytime I try to send a picture from the gallery with Gmail my media process close to unknown circumstances ..
[Desire Android Development] KBanause:
When you are moving an app to the sdcard it will end up on the FAT partition. That seems to be full.
[Desire Android Development] Shizophren:
On the fat partition there is also 2Gb free space.

Hmm don't know what's going in.

Think I should wipe the whole thing and give it another try!?

Edit: I formated my sdcard, created a new ext3 partition and wipe everything and flashed the rom again. Now my sdcard is empty and my ext3 partition also. I installed some apps and tried to move these apps to sdcard.

I get the error messege that my sdcard is full further. What could I try?
[Desire Android Development] squidkhaw:
try to flash this.. do a nandroid backup 1st

What A2SD does this support? Oxygen 2.0 supports "froyo style" apps2sd, it also supports A2SD with an EXT3 or EXT4 partition. By default the dalvik cache is not moved to SD for performance reasons - see here for dalvik2sd script. D2SD/D2W scripts will work - but please take this up in their respective threads if you have questions to ask.

sorry here you are http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11688173&postcount=65